Austin is considering new designs for revitalizing I-35, including extra lanes and pedestrian areas, with community feedback influencing park and event space ideas. Critics voice displacement and environmental concerns.

Austin's warm September weather will continue with highs near 95 degrees and low humidity, despite possible tropical storm formation in the Gulf. Rain chances remain low for the weekend.

An Austin resident claimed a $2 million Powerball prize just before expiration, matching five numbers from the April 10 drawing. The winner, who chose to stay anonymous, collected the prize on September 25.

Central Texas volunteers and agencies are aiding in the recovery efforts of Hurricane Helene's damage, focusing on search and rescue, shelter support, and cleanup with both resources and volunteers.

Georgetown introduces a permit system for short-term rentals like Airbnb to regulate the market, requiring owner registration, adherence to ordinances, an annual fee, and neighborhood notifications.

The Austin community is shaken after a fatal shooting at a local H-E-B store, with one suspect now in custody.

Texas's economy grew at 7.4%, outstripping the US average of 2.9%. Governor Abbott credits the state's business climate and workforce for this achievement.

The Austin City Council approves new initiatives to boost local business and cultural community, including updates to the Business Expansion Program and new Place-Based and Economic and Cultural District Framework Policies.

Central Texas is set for a series of sunny, warm days with low humidity, according to forecasters. Highs may reach 94 degrees with clear nights anticipated. Some rain is possible later in the week, and tropical weather activity is being monitored.

Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff visited a Whataburger with Beto O’Rourke in Austin, enjoying local food and engaging with Texans during a campaign tour.

Nichole Humes struck a plea deal for probation after faking being an attorney, while her supervisor, Dorothy Lawrence, faces discipline from the State Bar.

One dead after a family violence incident in Pflugerville; suspect detained and weapon recovered, with no further threat to the public. Investigation ongoing.

ACC is now accepting applications for bachelor's degree programs in high-demand fields such as nursing, software development, and cybersecurity, offering practical, affordable education options in Texas.